University Park is a beautiful campus. The lush trees and landscape and the vibrant mixture of classic and modern architecture combine to create a place unlike any other. As a photographer, however, one of the most important rules is to shoot your subject from a variety of angles, so I took to the top floors of a number of campus buildings to capture a unique perspective of campus.
With the Career Fair next Tuesday through Thursday at the Bryce Jordan Center, it's time to focus on what needs to be done to make sure you get that internship, co-op or full-time job you want.
For some people, the thought of pitching yourself to a recruiter in only a few minutes can be a pretty intimidating thing. However, you don't need to be the president of everything and have a 4.0 in the honors college to get you "dream job". By following these few pieces of simple commonsense advice, you have a better chance of getting that job you want with the company you want.
We've all heard stories about certain buildings having faults in them due to design flaws. One states that the IST Building has a crack in it because builders forgot to take the wind into account, another says the Forestry Resources Building has a crack in the floor. Others say that one or both of these buildings is sinking. Find out which of these is true after the jump.
Attending a Penn State football game is an experience that can't be described in words. The atmosphere in the stadium is overwhelming and there's nothing like 100,000 people taking part in a "We Are" chant. After 3 years of attending football games in the Beav, I've made a few observations regarding its clientele.
As we wrap up another great Syllabus Week in Happy Valley, we decided to put together a list of Penn State's favorite jungle juice recipes. Bookmark this list for your next party!
With the fall semester ready to begin, Penn State seniors know that this is their last go-around in Happy Valley. One Onward State senior shares what he thinks will make this year special for the Class of 2012.